Ms Sturgeon was arrested on Sunday 11 June and questioned for seven hours by Police Scotland, before being released without charge. She has said she intends to return to Holyrood at some point in the coming week.
Nicola Sturgeon is"certain" she has done nothing wrong after being arrested and questioned by the police.arrest this time last weekShe said:"What I will say is reiterate the statement I issued last Sunday, which is I am certain that I have done nothing wrong.
"I intend to be back in [the Scottish] parliament in the early part of the week. I'll make myself available for questions then, obviously within the constraints that I am referring to right now.She declined to answer a question from Scotland correspondent Connor Gillies, who asked if"Nicola Sturgeon would suspend Nicola Sturgeon".
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